Free Anti-Bot Checker: Detect WAF, CAPTCHA & More

Check site Checking… Inspecting the target… Done Confirmed Likely Possible Not observed Bot management WAF CDN CAPTCHA Waiting room Fingerprinting No barrier observed Easy Moderate Hard Very hard Unknown measured from two vantage points inferred from the systems found Evidence What this means Impact on scraping Checked and not observed What this scan did not cover Response We were blocked We were served the page unverified pattern Show evidence Hide evidence Plain HTTP requests JavaScript required IP reputation matters Yes No Not visible to a server-side scan; run a deep scan to check it We list this system for completeness but have not yet confirmed it ourselves against a recorded response Further reading how this system works and what it means for scraping via last updated should work may work, expect friction will be blocked unknown High Medium Low No known anti-bot vendor was identified on this URL That is not the same as proof the site is unprotected. This scan reads the server response only, so anything mounted by JavaScript after the page loads was not visible, other paths on the same domain are often protected differently, and large sites frequently run in-house systems that carry no third-party fingerprint at all. Try again We could not check that The check could not be completed. Please try again. That does not look like a URL we can check. Use a full http or https address. That address is not publicly reachable, so it cannot be checked. This site was checked very recently. We limit how often any one site can be scanned, regardless of who asks. Please try again in a few minutes. Too many checks from your connection. Please wait a moment and try again. You have reached the daily limit for this tool. Comparison mode is not available on this deployment yet. The quick check still works. The target did not respond in time. That domain could not be resolved. We could not connect to that site. The checker is unavailable We could not reach our scanning service, so nothing was checked. This is on our side, not the site you entered. This site was checked moments ago, so a recent server-side result is shown. The browser pass did NOT run, so anything only a real browser can see was not checked. Try again shortly for a full browser check. This site was checked moments ago, so a recent single-vantage result is shown. The datacenter and residential sides were NOT compared, so the difficulty below is inferred rather than measured. Try again shortly for a full comparison. This site was checked moments ago, so a recent result is shown rather than a fresh scan. {n} systems checked, {p} confirmed against responses we recorded One request from our datacenter IP. If that finds no protection we automatically re-check in a real browser, which is the only way to see defenses that start once the page runs. Fetches the page from a datacenter IP and a residential IP and reports the difference, so the difficulty is measured rather than inferred. From a datacenter IP From a residential IP blocked served the page This site is behind a CDN that also does bot management. Some defenses only start once the page runs, and those need a browser. Check with a browser This target decides mainly on your IP address. Residential and mobile proxies are what change the outcome here. See NodeMaven residential proxies

Site to check

See the overall result: No barrier observed, Easy, Moderate, Hard, or Very hard. The verdict can be inferred from the systems found or measured through an IP comparison

See what each detected system means for access, including whether plain HTTP works, JavaScript is required, and IP reputation matters

Open the finding to see the exact cookie, header, or script that led to the detection

See which known protection systems were checked but not observed, so an empty result isn't mistaken for proof that the site is unprotected

An anti-bot checker identifies technologies that websites use to detect or manage automated traffic, including bot-management systems, WAFs, CAPTCHAs, and other protection signals.

It starts with one ordinary GET request. If no known protection is identified, it automatically re-checks the page in a real browser to detect systems that only become visible after JavaScript runs.

Some protection systems don't leave an identifiable signal in a basic HTTP response. That's why the tool can perform an automatic browser re-check.

A clean result means no known system was identified in this scan. It does not prove that the website has no protection.

A CDN handles content delivery and traffic routing. A WAF filters traffic according to security rules. Bot-management systems evaluate traffic for signs of automation.

A CDN such as Cloudflare does not automatically mean that a website is using bot protection.

It can detect Cloudflare and Cloudflare Turnstile when the relevant signals are observed.

The presence of Cloudflare as a CDN alone is not treated as proof of bot protection.

Yes. DataDome is one of the bot-management systems in the current detection set.

Yes. The checker includes HUMAN Security (PerimeterX) among its bot-management detections.

Websites can use IP reputation as one of the signals when evaluating traffic. Compare IPs lets you measure whether the same URL produces different responses from datacenter and residential IPs.

No. It identifies and measures observed protection. It does not attempt to bypass or defeat it.